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Kolos Ferenc Vaszary
Kolos Franciscus Vaszary la
Hungarian cardinal (1832–1915)
- Dated 12 February 1832 CE – 3 September 1915 CE
Archbishop of Esztergom
cardinal
abbot
Offices on record
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Life
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Offices held 5
- 17 December 1891 CE – November 1912 CE Archbishop of Esztergom Number 77 in the sequence Succeeded by János Csernoch Has references
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Dates unrecorded abbot - Dates unrecorded Abbot of Pannonhalma Archabbey
- Dates unrecorded Prince primate
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